THE NEWBEMC OR A PH 1C, October so, < 9 <o
JEWELE|R
AND OPTICIAN
Watches, Clocks,
Silverware and Jewelry
Cleaning said '
Repairing
S. W. Potter
G r o c e r ie s
No Emperor—either of a
People or of Finance—can
buy better food than we *
sell you, at prices you usu­
ally pay for good things.
J. L . YanBlaricom
P lu m b in g !
Give us a chance at that
new home. We would like
to put in those Bath Fix«
tures, Etc., and do your
plumbing.
TITLES GONE
FRAUDS CHAR6ED IN PORTUGESE
Lisbon.—Decrees bave been issued
abolishing
the
COAST CITIES CENSUS Council of the State House and of the Peers,
titles
at
Seattle, Portland, Aberdeen,
Tacoma and Boise Are
Accused.
Washington—Staggered by the
enormous growth shown by the re­
turns o t the new census for a number
at western cities, Director Durand, of
of the Census
*» Bureau, ordered an In-
t estimation, the result of whloh ap­
peared in the announcement that
gross frauds had been perpetrated.
Mr. Durand also gave out a letter
from President TUit, directing that
persons implicate*^ In (he alleged
frauds be prosecuted.
Cities specifically mentioned as be­
ing affected by the frauds are Taco­
ma, Seattle and Aberdeen, Wash.;
Portland, Ore., Minneapolis, Minn.;
Boise, Idaho, and Port Smith, Ark. It
is said that there are many other
ciUes involved.
Corrected returns and reports on al­
leged padding in Portland have not
yet been received. Recount and re­
adjustment has been completed at Se­
attle and Boise, end announcement
of those two cities will be made soon
with a full statement of the fraud.
nobility, banishing the Bragansa dy­
nasty and secularising charitable Insti­
tutions.
Gibraltar.—The members of the
Portuguese royal family left Gibraltar,
King Manual, the Queen Mother, Ame­
lia, and the Duke of Oporto embarked
to the British royal yacht Victoria
and Albert, while the Queen Dowager,
Maria Pia, went aboard the Italian
warship Regina Elena.
The departure of the royal exiles
was marked by the thundering of sa­
lutes and the playing of the Portu­
guese National anthem- The British
authorities accorded to the King and
his party all honors due their rank.
SENATOR DOLLIVER
EXPIRES SUDDENLY
October
Merchandising
Don’t forget to look at our
Millinery, Furs and the
latest Scarfs and Neckwear
and you will
surely find
something
to interest
you in these
lines
Don’t forget that our Silks
and Dress Goods contain
the very latest patterns on
. , the market.
We guaran­
tee to please
you. L et
ua prove it
to you.
October islthe month when most people buy their Fall and Winter wearing apparel.
Wherever you go, the clothes you wear are one of the most important things about you.
If you’re away from home, among strangers, your standing will be first estimated by your
appearance. If you stay at home where everybody knows you, you’d better be even more
particular. We have the right clothes at the right prices.
MEN’S AND BOY’S CLOTHING
Hand made first class tailored
suits from............................. $20.00 to 30.00
Woolen suits for men and boys 7.50 to 15.00
Worsted suits for men and boys 12.50 to 25.00
School and dress suits for boys 2.50 to 8.50
Largest assortment Overcoats
and Cravenettes in the valley 7.50 to 25.00
CLOAK and SUIT DEPARTMENT
If you are in need of 4 nice stylish Suit or Coat,,
Skirt or Cape, you can’t do better anywhere in
the state. Our selection is very large and our
prices are positively lower than in any large
cities or catalog houses. We fit your cloak or
suit by expert tailors without extra charge.
Indies and Misses Suits $ 12.50 to 65.00
Ladies and Misses Coats
5.00 to 40.00
“ * “ Capes and skirts 3.50 to 20.00
Port Dodge, la.—Jonathan P. Dd-
liver, United States senator from
Iowa, died at his home here Saturday
night, while a physician stood over
him making an examination of his
heart with a stethoscope.
SHOE DEPARTMENT
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS
Death came without a moment’s
The stock which we carry is the best that money
warning and Dr. E. M. Van Vatten,
This department is kept up with the late novelties
can buy. Shoes made of solid leather by well
who was making the examination
which arrive by express every few days, so when
Tacoma’s Padding Big.
known manufactures, at prices which cannot be
you are in need of a dress pattern or a silk waist
when the Instrument stopped, thought
duplicated,
consistent with quality.
you
can
always
find
something
new.
feat
the
stethoscope
lied
broken.
He
The result of a second enumeration
of Tacoma, Wash., shows a popula­ looked up Into the face of the sena­
tion of 82.972, on increase of 45,258, or tor to find that silently and with
Satisfaction guaranteed. If you are satisfied tell your friends. If not tell us.
120 per cent over the population of
1900. The first figures turned in for
Tacoma were 116,248. In other words,
the actual population was padded* to
the extent of 33,296. which would have
meaat a further addition of 40 per
cent.
Formar Partner and Sueoaaaor te R. J A C O B S O N A C O M P A N Y *
Director Durand says that the sus­
picions with regard to the census of
Tacoma, were aroused, when on care­
ful examination of the schedules in
The W. C. T. U. will hold the Myrtle Jenkins et al to Cyrus
Dundee.
Washington, it was found that there
+ ______ _____
was ’an absurdly large number of
monthly meeting' next Wednes­ P Rood 21 ac in swVi sec 2 t 4 s
families reporting great numbers of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prince day, Oct. 26, at the home of Mrs. r 5 w $5.
“roomers” and “lodgers."
have been visiting Mrs. Prince’s E. Walton. Let there be a good Wm I Kelsay & wf to O A
D. M. NAYBERGER , McMinnville, Or.
relatives on Parrett mountain. nttendance.
Macy 60x283.46 ft in D D Des­
kins
d 1 c $600.
Mr.
-Chrislow,
of
Portland,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Orvalle
Westfall
Tacoma—Announcement of the cen­
LET US FIGURE WITH YOU.
Wm
Kelsay & wf to Walter H-
delivered
a
veiy
interesting
and
were called to Portland last Fri­
sus bureau’s estimate of Tacoma’s
Wilson
46 ft in D D Deskins d ie
instructive temperance lecture at day to attend the funeral services
population brought forth a storm of
protests from city officials, commer­
the Dundee church on Sunday of Mr. Westfall’s half-brother, $600.
cial organizations and scores of prom­
E. L . E V A N S
evening.
* -
Fred Stimpson, who died of con­ Katherine A Kerry et al to Orr
inent business men.
Frank Keyes and family have sumption at one of the hospitals C Goodrich lots 162-163-164-165
Dayton $1000.
returned from a week’s visit
Real Estate Transí*
Jos Kleindinst to Robert Miller
© mo. by Am erican Frans Am octatM a. with relatives in Salem. “Grand­
LOOK T’,rsrgahtth- GLASSES STANLEY KETCHEL
S E N A TO R D O LLIV ER .
lots
4 & other prop Willamina
pa” Keyes who went with them, Geo E Allen et al to E B Mer­
$600.
tragic suddenness the death messen­
extend his visit several chant lot 1 & 10 ft off w side lot
ger had called the soul of the great will
MYSTERIOUSLY SHOT statesman.
Hannah M Kulch & hub to C
weeks.
2
blk
9
Deskins
add
Newberg
L
Harris 100x110 ft Carlton
death followed an acute attack The heartfelt sympathy of the $6000.
Springfield, Mo.—Stanley Ketchel, of His
$500.
stomach trouble, which affected his community is extended to Mr. John Gordon Faker et al to 0 A Macy to A Sheldon 60x
champion middleweight pugilist of the heart.
His physician announced that Fred Hess, whose daughter, Mrs. Beaumont Park add McM e% J
world, died aa the result of a wound death was
283.46 ft D D Deskins d 1 c $300.
by a bullet fired from a rifle in the the heart. directly due-to dilation of Alma Noble, was laid to rest G Baker d 1 c----
Florence G Minnott et al to
hands of Walter A. Hurts, a laborer
Monday in the family lot in the Cora M Bass et al to Mianda , Gustav
DoJUver had so far recovered Dundee
Friewald 235.22 ac John
on the ranch of R. P. Dickerson, mil­ his Mr. strength
cemetery.
to walk
M Kimherlin tracts in Hubbard P Wood d 1 c 1 $14000.
lionaire ranchman and sportsman, about his lawn. as to He be had able
been up all Mrs. Kammack, of Portland, & Smith d 1 c t 3 s r 3 w $l.
near Conway, Mo.
H H Miller & wftoMalinda
day
and
entered
his
sitting
for has been spending a tew days Eliza B Bodle & hub to CL A W Mitchell
Hurtz was later captured at the the daily consultation with room
l ot s 26-27-28-29
his phy­ with Mrs. Phoebe Dustan. Mrs. Harris 100x110 ft Carlton
home of Thomas Haggard, one mile sician
Central
add
Newberg
$1.
from Niangua, Mo., and was taken to
Dustan’s son, George Dustan and $500.
Nora
Morgan
to
I
A
Welk lots
the Webster County Jail at Marsh­
her
daughter,
Mrs.
Boyle
also
L
C
Butler
&
bub
to
Geo
W
5 & 6 blk 2 Chapman add Sheri­
A. E. WILSON, the Jeweler field, where he Is being guarded.
ARIZONA FOR INITIATIVE spent Sunday with her.
Payne
pt
blk
“J”
Cozine’s
3rd
HAS TH E M
dan
$500.
After being placed In his cell the Phoenix, Arlz.—The Arizona consti­
Mrs. Clara Henkes and two add McM $300.
prisoner made a confession in which tutional
Eben
to George
got down to actual children from Saskatchewan, are R S Carr & wf to S M & Belle Mclntire M lots Mclntire
be declared he shot Ketchel in self- business convention
received three proposi­ visiting Mrs. Roe Robison. Mrs. jletcher 160 ac sec 12 t 3 s r 6 Park add $10. 3 & 4 blk 5 Oak
defenee He said he ordered the tions, of and
which the third, providing Henkes is Mrs. Robison’s sister w $1600.
prizefighter to throw up his hands and
• J A Reynolds et al to E B Mer­
CHASE & LINTON fired
for
religious
but prohibit­
when Ketchel refused to obey. ing polygamy, tolteratlon.
and
they
have
not
seen
each
F
B
Churchman
&
wf
to
()
P
was introduced by ths
chant lot 1 & 10 ft on w side lot
GRAVEL COMPANY
Conscious until near the end, Ke*t;h- only Mormon member,
other
tor
over
twenty-two
years.
McLaughlin
und
Vi
int
in
pt
blk
L.
L.
Webb.
A
2 blk 9 Deskins add Newberg
el refused to moke any statement re­ poll was taken of the legislative com­ She is greatly pleased with the
1
lot
3
Sheridan
$40.
$6000.
the shooting.
All kinds of gravel for con­ garding
mittee,
which
shows
that
a
majority
beauty
of
the
Oregon
country
Etta
Churchman
&
huh
to
W
played by the woman in favored both the initiation and rsfsr-
Chas M Rood et al to Cyrus P
crete work, cement blocks, the The case, part Fannie
and
the
abundance
of
fruit,
es­
R
&
C
Jackson
tracts
in
secs
28-
Hurtz,
who
claims
Rood
21 ac in swVi sec 2 t 4 r 5
or wood work furnished on Ketchel's murderer as her husband, endum.
pecially
apples.
Apples
in
the
29
t
3
r
5
$1.
$500.
short notice. Leave orders !a not clear. From statements made
Saskatchewan district are a Hewlett Cornwall to j E Pat- Thos St Pierre & wf to j D &
Th irty Bodies Recovered.
at the office of R. B. Linn- by officer» at Conway, it is believed Starkville,
Ook>.—Thirty bodies treat.
tee Jr wVi lot 2 blk 3 Chapmans Emily Gordon lot 5 blk 17
she is suspected of luring Ketchel to have now been removed from tbs
ville.
Central add Newberg $1250.
a chair which she nad placed in such Starkville mine. Many now being Miss Hazel Poole and Reinhart add Sheridan $1.
Clarence
Crimmins
&
wf
to
S
a position that the occupant oouJd brought out are in such an advanced Groth were married last week.
Albert Sheldon & wf to Olieer
not peroelcve anyone who left the Btage of decomposition that they can The bride is one of Dundee’s most A & Amanda Crimmins sV^J B C & Minnie Sheldon 121.23 acin
front door of the house. It was while never be identified. Twenty-five
young ladies and Mr. Pennington d 1 c $150.
sVi of A E Garrison d 1 c $15000.
sitting in this ohalr that the cham­ bodies are still in the mine, and ac­ charming
John
Crimmins
&
wf
to
S
A
Groth, w ho is one of our most
Geo W Sharp & wf to E E
pion was shot.
cording to the rescuers have not yet respected young men, is to be & Amanda Crimmins sVi J B Miller 33.72 ac sec 16 t 2 r 4
been located.
$ 1000 .
congratulated upon his good for­ Pennington d 1 c $150.
T A F T T O H E L P N EW YO R K .
Chas
Crimmins
&
wf
to
S
A
tune in securing such a sweet and
C O Shumwav & wf to C S
T H E M A R K E T8 .
sensible life companion. The best & Amanda Crimmins sVfc J B Harmon lot blk 1 Gutbrods add
Prssldsnt to Ask Cabinet Officers to
The first car of coal ever
Aid Roosevelt’s Campaign.
Sheridan $400.
Portland.
wishes of their friends are ex­ Pennington d 1 c $150.
Beverly, Mass.—President Taft Is Wheat—Track prices: Club, 83c; tended to the happy pair.
shipped to Newberg has
Thos Draper & wf to W A J M Stott & wf to Rufus A
to do all he can to help Colonel bluestem, 88c; red Rueei&n, 82c.
just arrived. If you are in going
Titus 40 ac Sec 11 t 4 s r 5 w Porter small tract in Wm Chap­
Roosevelt win victory tor Barley—Feed and brewing, 922.
need of fuel call at the Theodore
Chek&lem Center.
$3000.
man d 1 c $1800.
Republican state ticket in New Oats—No. 1 White, f28 per ton.
Newberg Wood Yard and the
Hellenah
Fellows
&
hub
to
Almyra Taylor et alto Mianda
This fact was evidenced here Hay—Timothy, Willamette Valley,
inspect our stock of wood York.
when It became known the president f #20 per ton; Eastern Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Adams are Spencer L Moody 140 ac Matt­ M Fimljerlin aii int in nVi of sVi
not in good health lately.
and coal and learn our prices would aek two or three of his cabinet 120#22; alfalfa, 2150)16.
hew Patton d 1 c $1.
Thos Hubbard d 1 c & 40 ac in
members to go to New York and a» Butter—Creamery, 36; ranch, 24c. A. J. Palmer is expected home Annie E Gibson to I C Emmer- Sidney Smith d 1 c $1.
Eggs—Ranch, candled, 37c.
from his sojourn in California son 50 ac in Daniel B Matheny d J L Whirry & wf to Lillie & C
M. P. ELLIO TT I si»t in the campaign there.
Hops—1910
crop,
lO012Hc;
1909,
soon.
1 c $2000.
F Konzelman lot 7 & 8 blk 6
PHooe: Roideace 5-15-1
War on Profanity.
nominal; olds, nominal.
Mr.
A.
Jacobson
went
over
in
Irving
M
Glen
et
al
to
Orr
O
Ofice phone Black 93
Johns
$600.
! Pittsburg.—Fifty thousand persona Wool—Eastern Oregon 13017c lb.; to Polk county the first of the & Gertrude A Goodrich lots 162- Emma add White
First and G rant Sts.
et al to Cyrus P
headed by singing choirs instead of Valley, 17019c lb.
week to look at the land out 163-164-165 in town of Dayton Rood 21 ac in nwV* sec 2 t 4 r 5
brass bands, paraded through ths Mohair—Choice, 32033c.
streets in a remarkable demonstra­
there.
$ 1000 .
$5.
tion against profanity and ths growing
Seattle.
J
D
Gordon
&
wf
to
Theodore
Mrs. Post and little daughter
1 W Wheeler & wf to E E &
uss of impure language. 1%« line of Wheat—Bluestem, 98«; Club, 84«; from
Martha
Jones 101.34 ac in E
St
Pierre
lots
7
&
8
blk
10
Des­
Washington
are
visiting
march waa paoksd by curious thou- red Rueetan, 82c.
Bed
well
d
1 c $1000.
kins
2nd
add
to
Newberg
$3000.
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Oats—627 per ton.
The Old Made New
Walter H Wilson & wf to A
F K Heider & wf to Wm & M Sheldon
Yam.
Barley—617 per ton.
ft in D D Des­
Hay—Timothy, 626 per ton; attalfa, Miss Florence Hockett had to J Shipley 50 ac Jas B Graves d lc kins d 1 c 60x283.46
Paoksrs’ Trial November 14.
$10.
Chicago—The cassa against ths 919 per ton.
np her school work on ac­ $ 2000 .
Yamhill Planters to C T
meat packer» bars been set for trial Butter—Washington eraamsry, S9o; give
Alice
Hubbard
to
Thos
Draper
count
of
the
poor
health
of
her
Mudge
26.18 ac in lots 18 & 19
HANK GOUL
November 14 before Judge Landis 1» ranch, 22c ,
8.68
ae
sec
11
t
4
s
r
5
w
$1.
Sheridan
Heights $10.
mother.
Eggs—Salected locai, 41«.
the United Stated district court
1
Tacoma Angry at Charge.
Coal! Coal! Coal! if
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